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Find a Club Near You

Masters Swimming clubs are located throughout New Zealand and welcome swimmers of all abilities aged 18 and over.

Use the map below to find a club near you. Click on a club marker to view pool details, contact information and links to the club website.

Whether you’re returning to swimming, training for fitness, preparing for an event, or simply looking for a friendly community, there’s a club ready to welcome you.

Not sure where to start? Contact the closest club to you or email NZ Masters Swimming and we’ll help point you in the right direction.

Find a Masters Swimming Club in New Zealand

Looking for a Masters Swimming club near you? New Zealand Masters Swimming clubs welcome adult swimmers of all ages and abilities, from those returning to the pool after a break through to experienced competitive swimmers. Whether your goal is fitness, technique improvement, social swimming, open water events, or Masters competitions, there’s a club to suit your needs.

Use the club map below to find a Masters Swimming club in your area. Each club offers its own programme, training times, and membership options, so we encourage you to contact the club directly to learn more about what they offer and to arrange a visit.

Masters Swimming is about participation, friendship, fitness, and personal achievement. Many members join simply to stay active and enjoy swimming in a supportive environment, while others challenge themselves through local, national, and international events. Regardless of your experience level, you’ll find a welcoming community of swimmers who share a passion for the water.

If you’re new to Masters Swimming and aren’t sure which club is right for you, browse the clubs shown below and get in touch with one near you. Most clubs are happy to answer questions and help prospective members get started.

Find a Masters Club near you

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